cd637299 said:
That would make it a DS/ST with Phil Collins' song, no? Or is that one "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight"?
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DIFFERENT song, SAME title!
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That would make it a DS/ST with Phil Collins' song, no? Or is that one "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight"?
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cd637299
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CTListener said:
Credited to the band "Genesis", yes it's TonightX3.
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kenrayc
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cd637299 said:
"Dirty Water," Standells
"Dirty Water," Rock & Hyde
"Dirty Water," Rock & Hyde
"Breathe," Faith Hill
"Breathe," Anna Nalick
Probably already mentioned, but worth another mention.
"Breathe," Anna Nalick
Probably already mentioned, but worth another mention.
Not sure if this has been mentioned either (43 pages, no way, not enough time), but:
Jesse -- Carly Simon
Jesse -- Roberta Flack
I heard the Flack song on an AT40 countdown on Sirius XM yesterday for the first time in 39 years.
Jesse -- Carly Simon
Jesse -- Roberta Flack
I heard the Flack song on an AT40 countdown on Sirius XM yesterday for the first time in 39 years.
When Rick Springfield came out with "Jesse's Girl" in 1981, I used to joke that "Jesse's girl" was Carly Simon! ;DCTListener said:
There was at least one more "Jesse," this one by Julian Lennon which became a minor hit for him in 1985.
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Thomps2525
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Tonight, Tonight Tonight and Tonight Tonight Tonight were mentioned. How about these four:
Shame - Evelyn "Champagne" King
Shame Shame - Magic Lanterns
Shame Shame Shame - Shirley & Co.
Shame Shame Shame Shame - Mark Collie
Shame - Evelyn "Champagne" King
Shame Shame - Magic Lanterns
Shame Shame Shame - Shirley & Co.
Shame Shame Shame Shame - Mark Collie
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cd637299
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LARadioRewind said:
Did all four make the Hot 100? If so, the word "Shame" would have to hold the record!
Was this title mentioned?
Sweet Surrender - Bread
Sweet Surrender - John Denver
(both made top 15, but both have been forgotten, especially JD's)
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This one may have been mentioned before (probably by me!), but here goes:
"Night Moves," Marilyn Martin
"Night Moves," Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band
"Night Moves," Marilyn Martin
"Night Moves," Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band
"Will This Be The Day," Diana Ross & the Supremes
"Will This Be The Day," Desert Rose Band
"Will This Be The Day," Desert Rose Band
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Thomps2525
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Let's go. No, I don't mean let's go---I mean Let's Go, the song title. Ray Charles recorded a song with that title for his 1961 Genius + Soul = Jazz album. In 1962 the Routers had a #19 hit with an instrumental titled Let's Go (and punctuated by a few shouts of those two words). In 1979, the Cars had a #14 hit with the same title. Rancid, Eurythmics and Lil Wayne also did songs titled Let's Go.
She's Gone--Hall & Oates
She's Gone--Jerry G & Company (Jerry G Bishop former DJ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTMMF30sS8k
She's Gone--Jerry G & Company (Jerry G Bishop former DJ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTMMF30sS8k
LARadioRewind said:
So, was it the thrill on the hill, referenced in Hank Ballard's Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go, that all these folks were going to?
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